[JPablo]

You are welcome!
Just a couple of additional notes:
El sol está brillando.
Or you could say, El sol brilla. (I think more 'common' in Spain.) But also, there was a song in the 70s or 80s for an ice cream ad which was, "Está brillando el sol, no siento su calor..." (The sun is shinning, I do not feel its heat... because I am eating this ice-cream... and so on an so forth) (Having "el sol" at the end of the phrase is not common, it's just fine in the song in order to have some kind of rhyme with "heat" calor.)